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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14340, 9 July 1914, Page 1

THE EMPRESS THSATBE. Direction Will Jameson i’rom n.:!0 a.m. to 1(1.15 p.m. . “THE SHOW GIRL.” “TIIK SHOW CURL.” _ A Splendid 'Drama o i Everyday Life.* “THE HOUR OF TERROR.” “THE HOUR OP TTTT.ROR.” American Biograph Star. “BRONCHO HILLY -i fLOPEy-YENT.” “A VISIT TO AN IRON FOUNDRY." “THE DIMINISHING CYCLIST." And There Are Others. The Biggest Entertainment* for the Money in Town. Our priors—Adults (id, Children i!d. ROYAL ORCHESTRA TO-NIGHT. DAH CBAWFSRB, F.B.C SHIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. 7.110 p.m. ■ ILLUSTRATED LANTERN LECTURE. “Through Darkest Africa wbh Bible and Knapsack, Camera and Gun.” Chairman, Hugh Latter, Es-.j., Headmaster Collegiate School. Admission, Is. Reserved, Is 6d. BUGXJUIiIIPiKG CIRCUS. TO -NIG HT. TO-NIG HT. Another local horse, brought by Mr HaukWt. Don’t miss seeing QUEENSLAND HARRY’ handling this outlaw. DIXIE, the Smallest Pony in the World, performing Tonight, as DVdl as other I’oiuls, Monkeys, Dogs. Buck] ;impe:s, Clowns, Strong Men, and otln.r Male dud Female Artists. Usual piices. MATINEE SATURDAY. Showing Monday, Turakiaa; Tuesday, Wednesday, Mario.:, ’ (Dl 4) his imjestts theatre. J|tDLLEKS’ PREMIER PICTURES. TO-MORROW EVEXING (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW EVENING (FRIDAY). A WORLD’S SUCCESS 1;) COMING, lie Early at (he Dresden —Is (id. THE PLAY THAT MADE ITS MAKERS, it E’.ecC.iiird Ameriea. * It Klectrilied aeklaud. IT IS FULLERS’ EXCLUSIVE. “CAPRICE. ’’ “CAPRICE." ‘ CAa RioE.” “CAPRICE.’’ i’alsatiu.g With Life and Love. Acted by the Famous Players and the Ellen Ter.y of the Cameras, . MERRY MARY BICKFORD. -merry mary drkford. ME,PRY MARY PICKFORD. World’s Lwu’ing Film Actress. Queen of the Screen. The idol or America. In the fall (doom of youth and beauty, she holds the mirror up to Nature, arid makes the whole work! akin. She draws a Prime Minister’s salary. Airs Fisku’s Glorious Piay. -11,)U I cat. 10,; J tee,. “CAPRICE.” “CAPRICE.” “CAPRICE.” ✓ “CAPRICE.” “CAPRICE.” A Drama of Human Hearts. THE SiORY OF A ROUGH DIAMOND. Supported by THE BEST PROGRAMME YET, Including OUR ESSAY FILM. DROP OF WATER UNDER THE' MICROSCOPE. Splendid prizes given for the best Essays. Any school may compete. Result of last week’s competition will be announced shortly. Prices—6d and Is. Reserves, Dresden, Is tid. Public Notices. jL , A ST. ANDREW KILWINNING LODGE, NO. 79. npilE Annual Installation Meeting of the above Lodge-' will take plate Tonight (Thursday), Dili July, at 6.45 p.m. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By Order of the W.M. EDUCATION BOARD OF-THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. N TN accordance with the provisions of the ■*- Education Act, it is hereby notified the following Nominations have been -received for the vacancies oh the Board caused by the retirement of one-third of the members thereof:— ■; Northern Ward—Spurdle, Frederick Morris. * Central Ward—Harris, Thomas Abraham. Southern Ward—Pirani, Fred.’ As only one candidate lias been nominated for each Ward, I hereby declare Messrs Frederick Morris Spurdle, Thomas Harris, and Fred Pirani duly elected members of the Board. W. H. SWANGER, Returning Officer. Wanganui, Bth July, 1914. NOTICE. * \JV' E, Mr and Mrs A, W. Stringer, I* ’ senr., will not be responsible for any Debts contracted in our name. (Sighed) A. W. and S. A. STRINGER, Senr. . (H63) '-—"TP.. -^====ag TE. THOMAS AND CO.’S Half-price ’ Sale on Friday next. - Known—For reliable Pianos at fair prices and easiest terras go ( to Gilbert’s Music Warehouse, Avenue.